In the context of Yobe this was exemplified by, for example, the accommodation of shift patterns to curfew requirements and the informal task-shifting that enabled key roles to be covered by available staff.
One reason is that councils have shifted temporary accommodation for homeless applicants outside the home boroughs, and sometimes even outside London.
She had reportedly been working alone on a night shift at the accommodation for unaccompanied migrant children in Mölndal, near Gothenburg.
At issue is whether UPS failed to make reasonable accommodation for a pregnant employee, Peggy Young, by refusing to shift her to lighter duties in line with her doctor's recommendations.
Earlier this month, in response to widespread opposition to the mandate, the president announced an "accommodation" for some religious organizations — like, potentially, EWTN — that would shift the responsibility for the coverage from the employer to the employer's insurance carrier.
Here the Court failed to deal critically with the College's shift in the terms of analysis from accommodation for a student nurse to modification of an entire nursing curriculum, and thus failed to address whether the College's outright refusal to consider any accommodation or weigh Davis's potential with accommodation for a useful nursing career, was unreasonable.
Accommodation for carers can also be problematic.
The Jabil factory arranges accommodation for workers in dormitory blocks where some sleep eight to a room, suffering disturbed rest because the rooms are shared by a mixture of day- and night-shift staff.
Providing flexible office accommodation for staff.
We chose accommodation coefficients of 0.4 for He, 0.8 for Ne and 1 (complete accommodation) for Ar [46].
We assumed a full accommodation for the wall collisions.
